Breast cancer sufferer, 44, shares confronting photo of her double mastectomy scars and says ‘all women need to see this’

2:13 pm A BREAST cancer sufferer has shared moving images of her double mastectomy scars. The 44-year-old woman posted pictures of how her body had changed since she discovered a lump after accidentally knocking her right breast, saying "all women need to see this". Carla Mills A breast cancer sufferer has revealed her double mastectomy scars Carla Mills, from Australia, underwent several major ops after being diagnosed with triple negative breast cancer at the age of 38.

"I went from being happy and healthy to unable to work because my cancer was so aggressive. Without my breasts, I didn't feel like a woman." She has decided to show pictures of how her body has changed from the experience on Facebook because "people need to see what breast cancer looks like" and added, "If you share something horrific, it might prompt someone to get themselves checked".

What doesn't kill us makes us stronger and I hope you'll post another pic in a few months with a big smile on that face. Sending good thoughts.

Tough wank that.

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